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Do we create space-time? A new perspective on the fabric of reality

Physics

Do we create space-time? A new perspective on the fabric of reality

For the first time, it is possible to see the quantum world from multiple points of view at once. This hints at something very strange – that reality only takes shape when we interact with each other

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Strongest ever magnetic field fails to make predicted exotic particles

Physics

Strongest ever magnetic field fails to make predicted exotic particles

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carbon nanotubes

Physics

Quantum friction explains strange way water flows through nanotubes

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Advances in physics may seem abstract at first but tech often follows

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The Large Hadron Collider blips that could herald a new era of physics

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The Large Hadron Collider blips that could herald a new era of physics

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SACO, ME - JUNE 10: American Shad swim past the observation window in Brookfield Renewables', Cataract hydro electric station fish passage on the Saco River, in Saco, on Thursday, June 09, 2016. (Photo by Carl D. Walsh/Portland Portland Press Herald via Getty Images)

Life

Swimming in a school may help fish hear dolphins’ ultrasound clicks

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Tardigrade

Physics

Tardigrade is first multicellular organism to be quantum entangled

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Split photon

Physics

Photons could be ‘split’ in two to create a weird new form of light

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Uranium, a chemical element with a U symbol and an atomic mass equal to 238 u, has an atomic number 92

Technology

Material inspired by blood vessels can extract uranium from seawater

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Leidenfrost effect

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The Leidenfrost effect: Levitating droplets bounce off each other

Known as the triple Leidenfrost effect, when two different liquids are placed on a hot enough surface, they will levitate and bounce off one another.

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Physics

Strange quantum effect predicted 30 years ago has now been observed

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Physics

Why is quantum theory so strange? The weirdness could be in our heads

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Physics

Why does time only move forwards? Possibly just because we’re ignorant

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Physics

Why is there a cosmic speed limit? It could even be why we're here

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